Chapter

 1 1,1 |      walls; they entered by the doors of houses and reappeared
 2 1,2 |    steps; one after another the doors were closed, one after another
 3 1,3 | thronging the piazzas, streets, doors, houses, churches. Moreover,
 4 4,2 |        how important were these doors to the Pyrenees, and proposed
 5 5,7 |      they came and broke in the doors, as though they were taking
 6 8,3 |       the gate; then the stable doors were opened, and four stallions,
 7 9,3 |      sea against the wall. ~The doors, closed on Savonarala's
 8 12,3|        Valentinois broke in the doors, chased out for himself
 9 14,3|  ordered Michelotto to shut the doors of the Vatican before the
10 14,3|     room were doubled; then the doors of the Vatican were once